Monday, November 6th

(the sixth)

Les pronoms personnels compléments

Exercise (translate in English):

Ex : Il lui parle (à une fille) : He is talking to her.

a) Je te parle. >> I am talking to you.

b)Elle lui parle (à un garçon).

>> She is talking to him.

c) Je leur parle. >> I am talking to them.

d)Vous me parlez. >> You are talking to me.

e) Ils vous parlent. >> They are talking to you.

HOMEWORK : Tuesday, 7^th:

Learn the pronouns (pronoms suj + compl)

Monday, November 6th

(the sixth)

Let’s describe actions

-      Number one:

He is getting a gun out of his bag.

-      Number two:

He is ordering breakfast.

-      Number three:

He is looking at his burger.

-      Number four:

He is comparing his burger with the burger on the poster.

-      Number five:

They are feeling bad / sorry / disappointed.

[on the left / on the right]

[at the top / at the bottom]

[in the middle]

Preparation of final task N°2

At the diner

-       Roles: customers, a waiter/waitress and a manager. 

-       Situation: a conversation in a diner. 

Include: un problème, jouer son rôle, some et any + expr. de quantité, politesse, would like, les prix, vocabulaire (nourriture, boissons)…

Actions :

-       1) Demander une table

-       2) Commander

-       3) Conversation (entre amis)

-       4) Servir

-       5) Demander si ça s’est bien passé

-       6) Demander l’addition + prix

-       7) Problème + manager

Friday, October 20th

(the twentieth)

Les pronoms personnels compléments

I -> me / you -> you / he -> him / she -> her / it -> it

We -> us / you -> you / they -> them

Exercise: ex: Je te parle: I’m talking to you.

a)  Elle me parle: She is talking to me.

b) Il leur parle: He is talking to them.

c)  Vous nous parlez: You are talking to us.

d) Tu lui (animal) parle: You are talking to it.

Wednesday, October 18^th

(the eighteenth)

What really happened?

Finally, the customer:

-       got (get) a gun out of his bag.

-       became (become) furious.

-       didn’t order breakfast.

-       had lunch / ordered from the lunch menu.

Le prétérit

-       Les verbes réguliers se terminent en –ED: prononciation:

[t] danced  -  [d] ordered – [id] wanted

- Les verbes irréguliers sont différents, il faut les apprendre.

- Pour les négations et les questions, on ajoute l’auxiliaire « did » :

        -> He didn’t leave.  Did he leave ?

                                BV                    BV